Namibia's Rugby World Cup preparations entered the final straight this week as a 38-man squad left for Durban on Tuesday to attend a high intensity camp ahead of next month's World Cup in Japan.
According to a press release issued by the Namibia Rugby Union, national coach Phil Davies has split the preliminary 50-man training squad into two groups - the 38-man squad that left for Durban and the 'Kaizen Group' of 11 players who will remain in Windhoek and continue working at the NRU's high performance centre.
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